Guiding a Woman Regarding Adornment in the Presence of Her Mahrams

Question:
The questioner asks: What is your guidance for a woman inside the house? She exaggerates in her adornment in front of her adolescent brothers, whose desires are stirred up by the media and other things. She wears tight clothes, which are sometimes not luxurious, and her hair and scent arouse those around her?

Answer:
She should adorn herself and use perfume only in the presence of men whom she fears she might arouse, even if they are her mahrams. She should only wear the customary clothing, meaning what is customary to wear in the house, and uncover what is customary to uncover, such as the face, the two lips, and the hair of the head. She should not wear the alluring adornment except in the presence of her husband and in her bed. That is, she does not go out to the men, her mahrams, wearing the adornment she wears for her husband. Rather, this is specific to the bed and the presence of the husband. So the bed has its own adornment and clothing, and her sitting in the house with her mahrams has another clothing. Yes.